Dr Joel Kinobe, a lecturer in the department of environment, Makerere University, argued that Uganda can ban polythene or regulate it with fines like the ‘polluter-pays’ principle where the producer of polythene is fined and the cost transferred to the consumer.
A woman collecting empty plastic bottles for recycling. About 40% of plastic waste in Uganda is collected for recycling while the rest is left in the environment. Photo Maria Wamala
As part of the drive to raise awareness about the growing dangers of plastic pollution, Vision Group this week launched a campaign to stop plastic pollution. Today, Andrew Arinaitwe analyses
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